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Part II - EU market integration

theory and practice

Ali M. El-Agraa
Affiliation:
Fukuoka University, Japan
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EU market integration:

Part II of this book is devoted to a discussion of the theoretical and practical aspects of EU market integration. Chapter 6 covers the theory of economic integration, providing an overall picture of the analysis of the economic implications of the creation of a single market on both the partner nations and the rest of the world. It is followed by a consideration of these aspects in terms of the EU’s Single European Market (SEM) in Chapter 7, with Chapter 8 dealing entirely with the question of the free movement of capital, labour and enterprise within the EU. Chapter 9 then deals with the nature and problems of the measurement of the impact of the formation of the EU on trade, production and factor mobility.

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The European Union
Economics and Policies
, pp. 79 - 82
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2011

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